About Us
One-to-One Enfield works towards inclusion of people with Learning Difficulties and Autistic Adults, so that they can live their lives on an equal footing to others in a community that is accessible to them.
Since its formation in 1991, the charity has supported 100s of members, supporting them to live full and active lives, helping them navigate health, care, and the wider community. We keep members at the heart of all we do.
Members play an active role in decision making, planning, and governance of the charity, in a way that really helps and addresses their needs.
60% of our Board of Trustees have lived experience, the other all have learnt experience, so together Trustees aid us with decisions and support to ensure we are fulfilling our aims of allowing our members the opportunities to live more fully.
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What we do?
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We run a range activities and programmes for Autistic Adults (over 18yrs) and those with Learning Difficulties to take part in within the community.
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We run Learning events and Awareness training.
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We administer Enfield’s Learning Difficulties and Autism Council, and chair the Enfield Adult Autism Strategy steering group.
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We provide volunteering opportunities and training within our organisation.
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We provide a healthy living training to give people accessible information on staying healthy.
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We give people opportunities to learn and develop their leadership skills.
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We employ members to work with us in the head office and in support of activities.
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If you'd like to take advantage of our activities and services, please feel free to join us as a member. There is no cost at all to you to join the One-to-One family.
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Our Mission
We aim to support Autistic adults and those with learning difficulties to live better lives, have a voice and be included within the local community.
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We aim to educate the public as to the difficulties encountered by people with learning difficulties and Autistic adults and to highlight the advantages of integrating them into the general community.
Our Vision
We work towards the inclusion of people with learning difficulties and Autistic adults so that they can live their lives on an equal footing to other people in a community that is accessible to them.
Our Objectives
To remove prejudice and discrimination from the lives of those with learning difficulties and/or Autistic adults.
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​To empower those with learning difficulties and Autistic adults to have a voice within their community.
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To promote inclusion so that each person can live the life they choose equally.
To educate the public about learning difficulties and Autism.
